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Pima, Supima and Long-Staple Cotton: What the Label Proves
Pima is a fibre type, Supima is a licensed trademark, and long-staple is a length class: three different kinds of claim, and they are not interchangeable. A garment label can carry any of the three words. What a buyer can…
Golf Polo Fabric: What Actually Matters on the Course
Golf polo fabric is a balance of four properties: moisture management, stretch recovery, colour fastness and weight. Push one of them hard and another pays for it. Structure decides how the garment behaves after washing, which is why the fabric…
Bonded and Seam-Sealed Construction: How It’s Tested
A bonded seam is signed off by tests a buyer can name: peel strength as bonded and again after washing, a hydrostatic head test where water is the requirement, and an appearance check against the sealed sample. All three run…
Polo Shirt Collar, Placket and Cuff: What Buyers Specify
A polo shirt has four parts that decide how the garment looks and how it samples: the collar, the placket, the cuff and the seam that joins them. Get those four onto the tech pack as written fields rather than…
Custom Blank Hoodies Wholesale: Reading a Catalogue Properly
Blank does not mean stock. At SLSPOLO a blank hoodie is made to order in your fabric, colour and fit, from 100 pieces per style per colour, and left undecorated or decorated to your artwork; there is no stock-blank shortcut…
Mass Production Polo Shirts: How a Bulk Order Actually Runs
Mass production polo shirts at our plant run 15–25 days after sample approval, at a minimum of 100 pieces per style, per colour, or 200 pieces for a bonded or seam-sealed build. That window excludes shipping. Samples take 3–7 working…
How Long Does Clothing Production Actually Take?
There are two clocks in a clothing order, and they are separate. Sampling is one; bulk production is the other. Confusing them is the most common reason a first programme misses its launch date, because a figure that sounds like…
What to Ask a Clothing Manufacturer Before Your First Order
First orders go wrong for predictable reasons. The fabric arrives a different weight from the one in the sample, the timeline quoted turns out to cover only part of the work, or a detail that was agreed in a message…
Fleece vs French Terry: Choosing for a Hoodie Program
Fleece and French terry are the same fabric before one extra process. Both start as a weft knit with loops on the back; on French terry those loops stay as loops, and on fleece they are brushed until they stand…
How to Start a Clothing Line: A Manufacturer’s Checklist
Starting a clothing line is mostly a sequencing problem. The brands that get to a first bulk order smoothly are not the ones with the most ambitious designs; they are the ones who settled the fabric, the size chart and…